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Dylan Dog#19
Cover: Claudio Villa

Dylan Dog #19

Apr 1988 · Sergio Bonelli Editore · 1500 ITL
“Memorie dall'invisibile”

In "Memorie dall'invisibile," the haunting case of a London serial killer targeting prostitutes sends shockwaves through Scotland Yard—and draws in Dylan Dog, hired by Bree Daniels, one of the women caught in the web. With Giampiero Casertano’s moody art and Tiziano Sclavi’s sharp storytelling, this 1988 issue blurs the line between the seen and the unseen, where every shadow might hide a truth too dark to face. Claudio Villa’s cover captures the unease perfectly, a silent promise of dread beneath the surface.

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writer Tiziano Sclavi · artist, inker Giampiero Casertano · letterer Renata Tuis · cover Claudio Villa

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Cast · 4 characters

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artist, inker Giampiero Casertano
letterer Renata Tuis
cover pencils, inks Claudio Villa

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Un serial killer uccide prostitute a Londra, mettendo in allarme Scotland Yard. Bree Daniels, una delle donne del giro, assume Dylan Dog per indagare. Un’indagine lungo il confine tra uomini e mostri, visibili e invisibili.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).